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ArtsyDrawer
Enlightened
- Nov 8, 2018
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For some reason, today I'm haunted with a script for a stupid movie. Well, it has a point of sorts, but it doesn't make it any less stupid.
An average family made of Eddie Murphy in drag, Jim Carrey, and the fat kid from the goonies had fallen on hard times: the kid has abnormally vicious constipation. Roughly three quarters in, the kid is undergoing chemo. Why? I don't know.
The Make A Wish foundation shows up and asks him what he wants. He wants his last meal to be delivered by a Taco Bell CEO. The kid wants a private chat with the guy as they share his last taco on this Earth.
As we then discover, the CEO is not a grumpy old white guy, but a fairy in disguise. There is a small issue with the disguise - the fairy has to be Stark naked to wear it because reasons. Also, the fairy is played by Emma Watson.
She serves him a magical taco and whispers a magic incarnation in his ear. The kid is half crying and retreats to the bathroom to perform the sacred constipation curing spell: flush the taco while screaming "zoop-dee-doop I want to poop" at the top of his lungs. The spell works as advertised because the taco is the greatest sacrifice in the universe. The kid is sad because he had to sacrifice the great taco to be able to shit again. The movie ends with him looking at the moon, whispering "zoop-dee-doop I want to poop" and crying.
My point with this silly shit is that movie lines can't be a direct link to getting through tough times.
An average family made of Eddie Murphy in drag, Jim Carrey, and the fat kid from the goonies had fallen on hard times: the kid has abnormally vicious constipation. Roughly three quarters in, the kid is undergoing chemo. Why? I don't know.
The Make A Wish foundation shows up and asks him what he wants. He wants his last meal to be delivered by a Taco Bell CEO. The kid wants a private chat with the guy as they share his last taco on this Earth.
As we then discover, the CEO is not a grumpy old white guy, but a fairy in disguise. There is a small issue with the disguise - the fairy has to be Stark naked to wear it because reasons. Also, the fairy is played by Emma Watson.
She serves him a magical taco and whispers a magic incarnation in his ear. The kid is half crying and retreats to the bathroom to perform the sacred constipation curing spell: flush the taco while screaming "zoop-dee-doop I want to poop" at the top of his lungs. The spell works as advertised because the taco is the greatest sacrifice in the universe. The kid is sad because he had to sacrifice the great taco to be able to shit again. The movie ends with him looking at the moon, whispering "zoop-dee-doop I want to poop" and crying.
My point with this silly shit is that movie lines can't be a direct link to getting through tough times.